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Discovrs de la legitime Svccession des Femmes avx Possessions de leurs Pärens: & du Gouernement des Princesses aux Empires & Royaumes. Paris, 1579, 8vo. Two editions the same year. Reprinted in the first volume of Jebb de Vita et Rebus gestis Mariæ Reginæ Scotorum.

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